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The Light Up The Lake Tractor Run took place from Donegal Town Service Station (Supermacs) on Sunday, December 15, with a great turnout of participants and spectators. Click on the arrows to see Siobhan McGowan's photos of the event
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The event was for the Bluestack Foundation and Townawilly Community Centre.
There was a fantastic atmosphere in the build-up to the 6pm start, with disco music from 4pm at Donegal Town Service Station.
The route saw the convoy of brightly lit tractors and other vehicles travel from Donegal Town Service Station to Clar, turning left after DMG, then right at crossroads, around the lake past Townawilly Community Centre which was open as a viewing area with light festive refreshments.
Then it was on towards Lough Eske Castle, continuing to St Mary’s Church, Killymard, on towards the roundabout at Blas, through Donegal Town and back to Donegal Service Station for refreshments.
See our Christmas In Donegal section for news and photos of events around the county over the festive season
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